Vascular Plants Australian Plant Name Index (APNI)

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Showing Stylidium pseudosacculatum

Stylidiaceae R.Br.

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143-146, Fig. 19

[tax. nov.]

Type: on Great Eastern Highway 3.2 km west of Tammin, Western Australia, 31 38'S, 117 29'E, 16 October 1990, A. Lowrie 112 (holo: PERTH 5091284; iso: MEL).

Etymology: The epithet pseudosacculatum is from the Latin pseudo–false, in reference to this species not being Stylidium sacculatum and saccatum–pouched, in reference to the dilated gymnostemium portion (now known as the cunabulum (Kenneally & Lowrie 1994b)) situated immediately below the anthers where the anthers or stigma hinge forward to be cradled on the cunabulum while at rest in the set position.

212-213, Fig. 3

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